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jump off

verb as in embark on

Weak matches

broach
commence
engage
enter
get off
initiate
launch
open
plunge into
set about
set out
set to
start
take up
tee off

noun as in start

Strongest matches

beginning
dawn
kickoff
opening
outset

Strong matches

birth
commencement
countdown
dawning
derivation
embarkation
foundation
inauguration
inception
initiation
introduction
leaving
onset
origin
source
spring
takeoff

Weak matches

alpha
arrival
coming
day one
first step
flying start
jump-off
running start
setting-out
square one
start-off

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New Zealand's Hamish Kerr took gold in a jump-off against American Shelby McEwen after both men cleared 2.36m.

From BBC

Defending champion Moon and Australia's Nina Kennedy agreed to share the title rather than continue with a jump-off after each missed three goes at 4.95m.

From BBC

If there’s still no difference, a jump-off ensues.

From Seattle Times

They could have gone to a jump-off but ultimately decided to share the gold.

From BBC

Officials gave the pair the option of a jump-off, but they instead opted to share the title.

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